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is this a turning point in the entire election? dan henninger error says yes. at long last we do have a presidential race. dan henninger rejoins the company later this hour and will romney keep the momentum up? at 10:37. here is what you are saying about the debate on our facebook page. if you thought president obama won. we didn't get any like that. here's what we got. jean said last night was a game changer. fence sitters no longer on the fence. romney may have won the battle but the work remains. he has to keep momenm and have plans in place ready to go. keep your comments coming. interesting debate on facebook. here is why you may be calling this a turning point. romney pulled no punches. it was forceful listen to how he addressed the president's energy policies. >> don't forget you put $90 billion, 50 years worth into solar and wind solyndra and i had a friend is it you don't pick winners and losers. you pick losers. stuart: pretty good and kind of new. meanwhile we heard the same story from the president. blame bush. >> one of walked in the oval office i
is this a turning point in the entire election? dan henninger error says yes. at long last we do have a presidential race. dan henninger rejoins the company later this hour and will romney keep the momentum up? at 10:37. here is what you are saying about the debate on our facebook page. if you thought president obama won. we didn't get any like that. here's what we got. jean said last night was a game changer. fence sitters no longer on the fence. romney may have won the battle but the work...
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stuart: let's get back to the november election, everybody wants to get back to the november election, i know you do. the latest rasmussen tracking poll has president obama and mitt romney tied 48 each. scott rasmussen from rasmussen reports is in new jersey. scott, welcome back. those are theery latest numbers released just today, 48-48. yesterday, it was romney 49-president obama 48. is governor romney losing a little of the bounce he got from the debates? >> a little bit. there's certainly been a bounce in consumer confidence since friday's jobs report, that's helping the president a little bit. in fact, the number of people who think the economy is getting worse has fallen by 10 points following that jobs report. stuart: oh, so that the jobs report, is that factored into that number which we just gave everyone, 48-48. >> yes, they, it is. stuart: so it had an impact then? >> it did have an impact, but i want to talk about the larger picture. if we go back over the last 100 days of tracking, and get rid of the bounces and the different competing news stories, these two men have bee
stuart: let's get back to the november election, everybody wants to get back to the november election, i know you do. the latest rasmussen tracking poll has president obama and mitt romney tied 48 each. scott rasmussen from rasmussen reports is in new jersey. scott, welcome back. those are theery latest numbers released just today, 48-48. yesterday, it was romney 49-president obama 48. is governor romney losing a little of the bounce he got from the debates? >> a little bit. there's...
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and we've settled the election and there is a decision on election day, and we get through the lame duck congress, and i mean, to some degree, some uncertainty is solved. what chance of a real boom, 3, 4% growth? >> i think it's there, stuart. again, it's probably only slightly higher than the more negative scenario. first of all, no one is expecting it, so that's the biggest reason that we ought to be talking about it because the concensus is always wrong and the concensus now very pessimistic about 2013. but imagine, if we could get resolution in terms of the election, and resolution on the longer term deficit outlook, how companies who are now sitting on all sorts of cash, holding back on hiring and investment plans because they're not sure what's coming. i even think that consumers now were feeling better despite the uncertainty because the home values are beginning to rise. and i think this economy could grow. >> i've got to close it with a political question and hate to bring politics into this, but i know you love it. what offs a better chance of a boom, a romney victory or an oba
and we've settled the election and there is a decision on election day, and we get through the lame duck congress, and i mean, to some degree, some uncertainty is solved. what chance of a real boom, 3, 4% growth? >> i think it's there, stuart. again, it's probably only slightly higher than the more negative scenario. first of all, no one is expecting it, so that's the biggest reason that we ought to be talking about it because the concensus is always wrong and the concensus now very...
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in each of the last two elections between october 1st and election day, the results have shifted about 3 points, so we're not sure if it will continue this time around or which direction it will shift. it raises competitive. with the debates, the vice-presidential debate and the jobs and events in the middle east to come. certain voters, people who say, yes, i am certainly going to vote, going to vote. that shows 42% romney, 41% president obama. now, that's an uncommitted at 17%. and that's-- >> persuader. and that's right, it's essentially a tossup as the uncommitted or persuadables. including people who say i'm going to vote for president obama i might change my mom, i'm going to vote for mitt romney, but could change my mind. most of these people won't change their mind, but they're not completely sold. one of the reasons it's looking better for mitt romney, seniors are far more likely to be certain of their votes than younger, and people under 40 trying different options one is whether they'll show up and vote at all. stuart: seniors vote in great are proportions. last one for you,
in each of the last two elections between october 1st and election day, the results have shifted about 3 points, so we're not sure if it will continue this time around or which direction it will shift. it raises competitive. with the debates, the vice-presidential debate and the jobs and events in the middle east to come. certain voters, people who say, yes, i am certainly going to vote, going to vote. that shows 42% romney, 41% president obama. now, that's an uncommitted at 17%. and that's--...
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we have an election. that is the most important thing that will affect our market. personally, i am positive the stock market, but not at these levels -- charles: you brought up the election. the two candidates. which one, in your mind, without the best effect for the u.s. economy? >> romney, by far. no question about it. there is more clarity. he has a program. he does not just talk about generalities. we need a change big time in this country. now is the time to do it. charles: obama supporters say the market is up 100% because of him. thanks a lot. have a great weekend. many of you love stuart might take. the too short to the interview on time. put on a clean pair of pants. do not show your underwear. that goes for young women also. baseball caps, by the way, come off indoors. [laughter] charles: some practical advice did the youth unemployment 23.7%. that is for 16-19 years old. paul, i have to tell you something, i look at these numbers for our teenagers in america, they are way worse than what sparked the arab spring. our teenagers are suffering participation,
we have an election. that is the most important thing that will affect our market. personally, i am positive the stock market, but not at these levels -- charles: you brought up the election. the two candidates. which one, in your mind, without the best effect for the u.s. economy? >> romney, by far. no question about it. there is more clarity. he has a program. he does not just talk about generalities. we need a change big time in this country. now is the time to do it. charles: obama...
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stuart: it won't come up in the election? >> it was not a fortunate speech, not consistent, but not a problem. stuart: doug schoen, elizabeth macdonald. thank you very much indeed. here are dagen and connell. connell: all right stuart. dagen: tha
stuart: it won't come up in the election? >> it was not a fortunate speech, not consistent, but not a problem. stuart: doug schoen, elizabeth macdonald. thank you very much indeed. here are dagen and connell. connell: all right stuart. dagen: tha